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The four allied trrops led to controversy.
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President Paul Von Hindenburn named him
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Killed over 30,000 people.
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Fascism and Nazism were similar forces.
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Popular support for Hitler's regime became strong.
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Prohibitted the export of all arms, ammuntion, and implements of war.
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The laws excluded the German Race.
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This was Hitler's first illegal act.
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Saying that each signatory promised not to attack each other.
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German forces bombard Poland on ground and from the air.
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Led to the fall of France
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German Federal Soviet Soldier waved their country's flag over the central plaza in Stalingrad.
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The principle means for providing the US military aid to foreign nations during WWII.
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This was the largest German military operation during WWII
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The exclusion of German Jews.
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More than 160, 000 allied troops landed along a 50 mile stretch of heavy fortified French coastline
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This went on until the German surrendered the French Capital.
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A major German offensive campaign
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A meeting of British Prime Minister Churchill, Joseph Stalin, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Died of Cerebral Hemmorhage 3 months into his term.
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Liberated by the US Seventh Army's 45th infantry division.
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Shot himself with a pistol.